The medieval village of Bormes Les Mimosas is a must in the discovery of the most beautiful villages in France. Between Toulon and Saint Tropez, it is in the heart of the Massif des Maures. Not far from the Massif de l’Estérel on one side, and the creeks of Marseille and Cassis on the other.
Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea since the 12th century, this village is full of narrow streets, “alleys” and typical stone squares, which mingle with the colorful facades of village houses.
You will come across many monuments along the way. In particular the emblematic castle of the Lords of Fos, which has dominated the village since the 14th century. There is also the Saint Trophyme Church, of Romanesque inspiration dating from the 18th century. But also the Saint Francois Chapel, and for walkers and hikers, the Notre Dame de Constance chapel, located at an altitude of 324M, with a 360° view of the region.
Village in bloom for years, and capital of the mimosa, Bormes Les Mimosas has many gardens and parks. Indeed, lovers of botany will be delighted. The Cigalou Park with its many pines and cedars, the Saint Francois Garden, with its subtropical plants.
And the highlight of the show, Parc Gonzalez, labeled “Remarkable Garden” by the Ministry of Culture. Located on an area of approximately 3000m2, this public park is a garden with Australian vegetation, with a collection of acacias, eucalyptus, and other exceptional species.
A craft village, the vaults house small workshops and art shops, which you can discover as you stroll through the village’s alleys. Getting lost is the best way to discover this magnificent village.
1er Juin au 30 Septembre
Lundi au Samedi : 8h30-12h30 16h00-19h00
1er Octobre au 30 Mai
Lundi au Vendredi : 8h30-12h30 15h-17h30
Samedi : 8h30-12h30
Fermé le Mercredi après-midi
